Howdy jlluvbri-ga,
If you are driving under 10 passengers, a regular Class "C" driver's
license is all you need.
The L.A. Times web site has a "Career Counselor" article on being a
"Limousine Driver" written by Susan W. Miller, M.A.
http://www.latimes.com/classified/jobs/counselor/2002/la-042802counselor-chauffeur,0,5708725.htmlstory
"A regular Class C California Drivers License is all that is needed for
drivers who drive fewer than ten passengers at a time."
Please note that a chauffeur is the same as a limousine driver.
The article goes on to cover those that want to drive more than 10.
"For those limousine drivers who drive ten passengers or more, require
a Class B License ...
The process involves a written, road, and eye test."
Please note that a Class "B" license is a commercial driver's license
(CDL) and you would need to get a Passenger ("P") endorsement as well.
The above is supported by the California based Embassy International
Limousine employment requirements.
http://www.embassy-limo.com/html/employment.html
"Driver / Chauffeur
...
Requirements
The ideal candidate for this position will have a California Drivers
License, Class C, be at least 25 years old (for insurance eligibility),
and have a clean driving record. Candidate must be willing to work
flexible hours.
...
Class "B" Driver
...
Requirements
The ideal candidate for this position will have a California Drivers
License, Class ?B? with passenger endorsement, be at least 25 years
old (for insurance eligibility), and have a clean driving record.
Candidate must be willing to work flexible hours."
If you need any clarification, please feel free to ask.
Search strategy:
Google search on: California license "chauffeur's" OR limousine
://www.google.com/search?q=California+license+%22chauffeur%27s%22+OR+limousine
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